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Notes

Short, unfinished-enough thoughts on software, craft, health systems, and making personal work feel like it came from a person.

Health software

Health software should feel calm

Clinical tools carry pressure from the room into the interface. The best work is often quiet: fewer surprises, clearer states, and paths that let someone recover when the day is not going perfectly.

Developer experience

Docs are part of the product

Documentation is not just a support artifact. Good docs lower the cost of curiosity, help contributors make their first useful change, and quietly encode how a team thinks.

Portfolio

Personal sites should leave fingerprints

A portfolio does not need to become a pitch deck. I like personal sites that show taste through choices: what someone reads, what they return to, what they build, and what they refuse to over-explain.

Longer writing can wait. For now, the useful trail is in reading and bookmarks.